Report: Norway has world's fastest mobile Internet

According to Ookla, global provider of Internet testing and analysis, Norway has the fastest mobile Internet in the world, financial newspaper DN reported Friday.

In only 13 months, Norway has jumped from 11th to 1st place on the list of world best providers of fast Internet connection, DN wrote.

Ookla created the popular application Speedtest.net, where users can measure the speed of their Internet connection at any time.

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According to their statistics, the average Internet connection speed of Norwegians' mobile phones has increased by 69% during the last year and has speed of 52.6 megabits per second.

The development has been specially noticed after Telenor, a major operator in Norway, increased the speed on individual subscriptions last September.

Telenor is one of the three operators in Norway that have built their own mobile networks which other operators are hiring. Telenor, Telia and Ice.net all have invested billions of kroner in developing their 4G networks in recent years, DN wrote.

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At the end of last month, Telenor's telephone network had an average download speed of 58.6 megabits per second, while that of Telia's 45.9 megabits per second.

The Netherlands and Hungary are ranked second and third on the list of the world's fastest mobile networks, the report said.

(CGTN)